Steve Cooper in `imminent danger` and Nottingham Forest in the same boat after West Ham defeat
Domestic media have commented on Nottingham Forest’s loss to West Ham in the Premier League.
The Red Devils looked strong after coming back from 1-0 down to take a 2-1 second-half lead against the Hammers, thanks to goals from Taiwo Awoniyi and Anthony Elanga.
But West Ham counterattacked with two goals to win 3-2.
Jarrod Bowen made it 2-2 moments after Elanga’s goal and Tomas Soucek scored a late winner for David Moyes’ side. Here is how the national media reported on the defeat at the London Stadium.
When in doubt turn to James Ward-Prowse.
Just try telling that to England boss Gareth Southgate.
West Ham looked out of ideas in the 63rd minute as Anthony Elanga completed Nottingham Forest’s comeback at the London Stadium with a cool finish.
Despite all the progress made since last season’s relegation battle, David Moyes’s side still don’t know what to do when they have more of the ball.
But with their beloved counter-attacking style no longer an option, they now have at least one player whose set-piece work is among the best in the world.
Daily Mail They lead, they follow, they lead again and then the music stops in the strange victory West Ham needed.
If Nottingham Forest can understand how this happened then they should share it with the rest of the class.
At the end of this game, Steve Cooper seemed utterly baffled by the way his team had gone through all three possible outcomes in the space of a crazy 25 minutes.
He is not alone.
The short answer would be James Ward-Prowse’s set-pieces, which took the game 2-1 Forest to 3-2 West Ham with headers from Jarrod Bowen and Tomas Soucek.
The Guardian To make Nottingham Forest a Premier League club – and keep fan-favorite manager Steve Cooper at bay – improving away form is essential.
A loss in a winning position even though it only lasted 43 seconds was a blow to both goals.
Although they knew exactly what was coming, Forest’s inability to deal with James Ward-Prowse’s expert shooting from corners and Tomas Soucek’s aerial ability cost them points.
they have clung since equalizing from Jarrod Bowen’s header.
This also happens through the startup Ward-Prowse.
One win in seven games, just four points behind the City Ground and 15th place with Bournemouth making rapid progress, means danger is imminent.
Tomas Soucek scored a late winner as West Ham came back from 2-1 down to beat Nottingham Forest 3-2 in a thrilling match at the London Stadium.
West Ham’s two late goals came from James Ward-Prowse’s corners.
Lucas Paqueta gave the Hammers – who had won only one of their previous seven Premier League matches – the lead within three minutes after an obvious mistake by Nicolas Dominguez, but the sides equalized at the break later when Taiwo Awoniyi exploited.
when Morgan Gibbs-White’s shot was blocked.
